Yes, I know the art generated by AI, the problem with those methods is that they are so divergent that they fail to capture a concept. The artwork shown in this post is not at 400x400, note that some are at 800x800 something that AI generated art cannot do without advanced computational resources. They are in a 1:1 ratio because that is the ratio I usually use since it is generally the easiest to manipulate in GIMP and to compute scalation by style. If you are very interested, I will tell you that this art is manipulated by means of mathematical segmentation methods and superposition of sketches based on pixels and a positioning matrix, in addition to gradient clipping. More simplified, Create sketches with GIMP, map positional and color concepts based on your desired vision and overlay them, then return to GIMP for final touches and maybe some filter to add a bit of roughness or things like that. These 'others' mentioned here are methods out of scope of the meanning of the post, that's why I not mention methods that require a more technical explanation preceded ☺️ but thanks for the advice and the links.